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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15
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A Timely step By the Govern

A Timely step By the Govern
We have received the following
communication from the Hon. Nor
man j. Colman. Commissioner of
Agriculture at Washington, d. c.
The farmers and ranchers of Ne
vada will DO well to read what the
Commissioners has to say:
u. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
CULTURE Con- RS OFFICE.
WASHINGTON. June % 81
Dear SIR The Department de-
sires to obtain as full information
as possible III regard to the kinds OF
grasses and other forage plants
growing in the arid REGIONS of the
West and South. especially in New
Mexico, Arizona and Nevada.
For the purpose, specimens OF
such plants are desired with full
notes regarding them. Specimens
are wanted Of all such plants,
whether useful or not. in order TO
complete our knowledge of the
plants of those regions. The speci-
mems should include not only the
leaves, but also the roots
and flowers, and should be
folded when necessary to about a
foot in length. Each specimen
should be numbered to correspond
with the accompanying notes. The
notes should state any name by
which the plant is Known, the kind
Of locality in which it grows
whether dry. wet or rocky. ETC., al
so how it is relished by stock, bow
it endures grazing and tramplIng,
and any ether points of interest
1t is especially important to note
whether any plant seems to be
spreading or disappearing under
the grazing of stock.
To any who do not receive this
circular dllect, franks will be sent
on application toy which specimens
NAV tie sent free of postage
Persons furnishing information
on this subject will be entitled to
such reports as the Department has
on the subject of forage plants. Re
specially, NORMAN j. CoLMAN,
Commissioner Of AGRICULTURE.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15
Ton ght's Emiertainment.

Tonight at Miss Rosa Stannus'
entertainment, Sadie hawthorne
will give some new songs and dances
aud Maujie Doane will impersonate
Lady Macbeth. Miss Stannus will
appear In some of her i.imItable
Irish characters and whole lot of
good things will be on the bill. Ad-
mission so aud 70 cts.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15

G. w. Boot-n, the famous auc-
tioneer having consented to return
to Carson for One Week Only. Olco-
yich Brothers will have daily auc-
ton sales again on Saturday the 9th
int. vt 2 P. III. and al 7:30 p. N. and
continue the same daily at same
hours until Saturday the 10th OF
July. All are cordially invited to
attend. OLCovICH Bros.
Jl17tf
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15
Hart Luck 4.

Frank Mccullough is very much
put out at the wholesale pardons
allowed by the Board. He says
that they have pardoned his two
best cooks aud two best tailors now
the Prison authorities will not only
have to go about with empty bellies
but with their pants out at the seat
also. He thinks the Board ought
to be more careful.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15
Genu..rs tonee

The Woman's Art and Industrial
Association has made great I'M
preston on the pubic by brewing
genuine coffee at its aoms opposite
the Postoffice. No chiccory here.
but the pure aromatic flavor of the
real Java berry. Some people who
are unused to such coffee hardly
drink it. All the money taken IN
here goes to help make a fine ex-
hlbit at the Fair aud all who want
to see first class exhibit (and
drink good Coffee should drop in
here to lunch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15
FOR SALE.

I'm CARSON CITY A Ra kerry
Il with cracker machinery and all me-
cessary appliances. now In 90 "A IN
ming Orner; husin rs es alb Ism q for
over TWEEN yvars, together win "A
ftO DWELLING h use containing twelve
Furnished rooms Tor tern and price
apply to- !. ID. KEk-EY.
June z m.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15
ALI 80 cas-.


There is a leneral exodus to
the Lake.
The prices Of admission to the
L,nstry entertainment will be So,
81 20 and 81. according to location.
For SALE A large roomy
residence IN tie Western part of
The CITY Fine location. Apply at
this office
The Resolutes Of Virginia City
have CHALLENGED the Carson club to
match for $500 or $500 and the
gate money.
FOUND = An ivory two-foot
rule Can be had by applying at
the APPEAL Office and paying for
this notice.
-Losr-- In the Western part Of
the city. pair of black-rimmed
eye glasses. Leave them at this Of
fee and be rewarded.
The ice cream at the Woman =
Industrial Rooms ia made of pure
cream. This is indeed a new
departure for ice cream in Carson.
Jacob Sharp, the New York
boodler was sentenced yesterday
by Judge Barrett to four years
at hard labor and a fine of $5,-
900.
Nevada did not scoop in many
big lottery prizes this last time. 1t
had to be rantent with small dsbs
nf money. such az FIVE and ten dol
lars.
The Capitol attaches are swing
ing the glittering SC, the IN the tall
clover of the Capitol. Up in Car
son Vale, these men wouldn't get
SIX bits day.
-Burlinpton is expecting a new
stock of boots and shoes soon. In
a live town like Carson where peo-
pie run about a good deal and are
always on the rush. shoe leatht r
wears out very fast.
Herbert F. Beecher the COL
lector of customs at Port Tow MS
end ia exposed by the Chronicle as
a man who roams along over The
pasture of crime from petty larceny
thievery to murder.
Now that Mrs. I.angtry is
coming every man in town will
have tt spruce up in new clothes 10
make an impression on the Lilly.
In case you want a real stunning
suit you will probablv have to 20
| to Bergman to get it.
| -Langtry's Palace car il 80 large
that it will be impns sible to get il
through the tunnels on the V & T..
aud she won't 90 to tie C"m~tock
In any thing else but that same car
Yrrin pton will either have to saw
the car down or geuge out the
Gunnels.
Prof. Roberts, the famous seen
tist. is now recognized az authority
On earthquakes at Washington, and
his report is filed away every mont b
at the Smithsonian Institute. Nc
responsible earthquake thinks ol
coming this way without 6rs'
warning Prof. Roberts of its inten,
tions.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15

On Sunday next the 18th,
Bishop Whitaker will visit ST.
Peters Episcopal hurch, and
presch both morning and even
ing. After evening service he
will administer the apostolic rite
of Confirm alton. Public invited
GEO r.. DAVIS,
Rector.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15
Old Yauk.

If ever there was Tahoe land
lord who could make his guests
feel at home it is Ol0 Yank, VIII"
has Just started his Cascade Hotel.
Every man who visits Old Yank' ;
delirhtful resort thinks that he is
individually running the hotel all
by himself.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-15


SrOCK-.
1On Ophir-95
$50 Mexican oh
500 Gould & Curry-5s
$50 Best & Belcher-Sl
300 Savage-7l
430 Con. Cal. & Va.-223
$50 Chollar 81
30 Potosi-Ss
40 Hale & Norcross-55
$50 Crown Point-155
$50 Yellow Jackets
455 Imperial 3 10
so Kentuck-
400 Alpha 80
400 Bclcher-i2l
80 ConSdence-a3
400 Sierra Nevada-53
30 Utah-2f
$50 Bullion-2 80
400 Exchequer-la
$40 Overman- 85
Gro Justice so
ESQ Union-3 80
1900 Alta IS
100 Julia Soc
80 Caledonia-9Oc
100 Goodshaw-10
100 Silver Hill Coo
40 Con. Pacific-45c
100 Bodice so
250 Bulwer-1 10
100 Mono 20
I20 Holmes 2 10
300 Tioga-15c
$50 North Belle Isle-9s
100 Navajo 40
l5O Mt. Diablo-3 so
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18
nj the Dunn mine are nearly completed
Isaac J Monroe u doing the work.

NJ the Dunn mine are nearly completed.
Isaac J. Monroe il doing the work.
lIron River Correspondence
The Morgan 4 Co, explorations ON sec
ton one. 42-35, still look good and
promises well.
John Mcdonald, we understand. has
suspended work at the Beta mine, but
for what reason we are unable just now
10 state
John Mcdonald 4 Co., are putting in
n pump and boiler at their work on sec
ton eight, 4A-35, whenexploratory work
on that property viii be pushed forward
with vigor.
At Sheridan's explorations ON the
town site, il il claimed that ore has been
found Mr.. Sheridan went below this
week to secure "A pump and boiler, this
move being necessary AZ water is becom-
ing very troublesome.
Work ON section twelve, 1895, is pro-
crossing about as usual, though thepros-
poets are daily becoming brighter. Last
week We saw specimens OF ore from
the property which presented a remark
ablely fine appearance. The company is
quite sure il will strike il rich here.
The Innes mine, ON the Brule river near
camp Jumbo, shows up good and has a
good vein of clean ore in sight. Instruc-
tons have been received from parties
concerned, TO atoncecommencest stripping
the mine. The company is TO meet at
the property late this week or early next
To make arrangements about the
further development Of the property. So
AZ to be prepared TO ship ore by the first
OF August. The ore from this mine runs
high in metallic iron.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18
MINING NEWS.
THE WEEKLY RESUME OF WORK
IN OUR DISTRICT.

Rcriesc Of fhc Exploratory Work Leiag done
by y. ID. Hoiisfer, ST. Captain james
ToJin's Opinion Of this Disfricf--I
Batch oT Ne~sy Notes from the
Iron Rircr Di~frfcf--Tmporf-
ar Find az ue Cwibertson
Property Lockwood
finds Iron on Sec
fioa 3j - Notes.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1887-06-18

CouRT TERMS: Judge Grant has set the
terms of the Circuit court Of the twenty fifth
Judicial Circuit for the years 1857 a. fol-
lows: Delta county-First Monday In Jan
uary, second Tuesday In May, First Monday
In October. Iron county-Second Tuesday IN
January. fourth Monday In June, third We'd
nesday In November, Menomnee county.
Last Monday IA March, third Tuesday Ia June,
first Tuesday In September. fourth Monday IN
November Marquette county-Firet Wednes.
day IN April, fourth Tuesday In May, third
Wednesday In September, first Wednesday In
December
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-20
w abash.

Charles Hendrix and wife. of Anderson spent last
Sunday with Frank Blount and wife Misses Juna
and May Tinker have returned from visit to friends
in South Beud.- Miss Minnie Bruner is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Charles McLain. at Fort Wayne.
The Semper Idem Club met On Monday evening with
o. Fl. Bogue and wife Mrs. Charles E. Hutton is
visiting friends in Fort WAYNE Mrs S. w. Tor
rance is visiting her Frank agent Of the c.. W.
NJ. railroad at Indianapolis Paul Rose and Miss
Ma rtha Rose visiting friends at Charlottesville.
80, The Chautauqua Circle will meet on Tuesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs Frank Blount.. Mrs.
John II. Burnley has returned from visit to relatives
in Cairo. Ill. M. w. Coate spent Sunday with his
Dorsey at oberln, O. The geographical social
held Tuesday evening by the ladies of the Christian
Church at the residence of M. r.. Gardner of
the peasantest society events of the season Miss
Efie Payne entertained number of friends on
Wednesday evening Mrs. Purviance of Huntington.
IS visiting relatives in this city Miss Addie Baylor
has returned from pleasant visit to Prof. d. w.
Thomas and wife, at Elkhart. Miss Lou Ridnger is
visiting friends in Chicago Mrs Marie Webster of
Chicago is spending few days with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs j. s. Daughertv, of this city Mrs s. NJ.
Blount entertained large number of friends at tea
on Thursday evening. = Mr.. and Mrs l.. ii. Fougera
gave progressive euchre party Friday evening.
Mas Nettie Kahn. of Huntington is visiting friends
in this city. - Mrs. M. 9. Wilhelm and daughter
Ella visiting Frank Wilhelm, of this city.
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MaftOOU.

Mics Ida Parcels. Of Charleston, visited Mr.. G. G..
ROGERS the past week Charles Hardesty and wife.
of Terre Haute, have moved to Mattoon- Mrs Webb
Ross has returned from visit at Terre Haute. :.
Mrs. Coppage gave tea Friday afternoon. M.
Kahn is home from California. D. N. Oblinger and
wife spent the week in Chicago Mrs. N Nooi has
returned from Brazil Ind Elmer Arterburn of st.
Louis visited Nation friends the past week Mrs.
Lucy Hart is visiting at Beevile. Ill. Mrs j. w.
Moore gave 6-o'clock tea Wednesday. Miss
Lou White has returned from visit in Indianap.
oils Miss Mamie Bourn will return from Cincin-
natl next week. Mrs Ackeman. who has been q
guest of Mrs. q. E. Wilson, has returned to her home
in Chicago. Mrs. Ira Powell is homo from visit at
Minneapolis Mrs. B. F. Starkweather is visiting in
Peoria Misses Nan and Float Kinter, of Paxton.
are guests Of Mrs. N b. Allison Jesse DurneI and
wife. of indianapolis visited in the city the past
week Robert Caldwell and sister Jessie visited
indianapolis friends last Sunday. Mrs. w. A.
Steele, of Sullivan, and Mrs. Warde of Tolono at
tended the Keen Richmond reception Thursday.
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THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
Charleston.

Captain John M Easton mas gone to Devils Lake.
y. T., to superintend farm at an Indian agency.
Lewis Bowln aud Miss Kate Epley were united in
marriage by Rev. John Thompson Sunday evening
Mrs George r. Lee and visiting at La
mar, Mo =. Miss Lou Emerson is visiting friends in
the city recently. L. Biersdorf has sold his resi-
.dence TO Sol Meyer and will probably move West.
John p Harrah has removed to Terre Haute Ind
Miss Mary Cane is visiting in Paris, III Mrs win
Davis is in the city guest of her parents Mr. and
Mrs Il. H. Clark The Chautauqua Circle met with
Mrs. r Anderson Thursday Miss Ella Kenoyer is
visiting at Pennington Mrs. AL Tario has gone to
New York. Frederick Frsbie and wife will cele.
sats their ftieh wedding anniversary their resi-
dence near the city 23rd. Miss Loo Fancher
has returned from visit at DanviAe, Ill
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Settled by Arbitration.

CHICAGO March 19.-John Jarrett came here yes
terday. from Pittsburg to arbitrate some demands
made by the men employed by the North Chicago
Roling-mil Company The men some time ago
asked for increase in wages of 10 per cent. Tine
company wanted the blast furnace work by the
ton instead of by the day and this objected to.
Yesterday morning arbitration meeting held
in the Office of o. W. Potter. W. HI. Muldoon, of
however belong to district No. "a and Mr.. Jarrett
represented the company. The question of piece or
day work settled in favor of the men, and they
will continue to work by the day. On the long shift
which extends to thrty-six hours. the wanted
more wages. They wanted 81, an increase of about
10 per cent. The arbitration committee took the
entire afternoon settling the matter but the result is
not known.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-20
An Italians Frighfful Injuries.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
EVANSVILLE. Ind, March 19.-John Perizzoni an
Italian who speak nothing but his native tongue.
was brought here to-day from Marion, KY, suffering
from the effects of powder explosion. He at
work with others drilling rock and carrying a
small keg of powder in his hand. spark from his
pipe fell into the powder and it exploded. Perizzoni
blown fifty feet away while several others were
badly injured. The italian was lacerated from his
waist up. his beard and hair burned off his arms
shattered. and his eyes burned out. His neck and
head are swollen to twice their normal size His suf
ferings are horrible, and the physicians say he viii
die. Nothing is known of his home family
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-20
NOTICE-FREE DELIVERY TO ALL PART
MYIH

DELIVERY TO ALL PARTS
~ OF THE CITY.
10 tb granulatcd sugar 81.
4.35 per brl for White Rose -four.
So. S5 per brl for good family -four.
$50 for Is ID sack White Rose -four.
2Sc for 12la ID sack White Rose -four
DC per ft for best crackers: 6 TBS for $50.
&c per ID for Valencia raisins.
8 1-3c per ID for loose Muscatel raisins.
lOc per fb for California dried peaches
7lQc per ID for best Tennessee dried peaches.
3 1-3c per ID for best French prunes.
8 1-3c per gallon for best headlight oil.
Sc for cocoanut.
12l2c per package choice Rio coffee.
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7loc for 1 can blackoerries.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-20
SOCIETY MEETINGS.
A NCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.
TwENrY-SEooND ANNUAL CoNvocATIoN.

TWENTY SECOND ANNUAL CoNvOcATION.
The annual reunion of the bodies of the Ancient
Accepted Scottish Rite, Northern Masonic Jurisdc-
ton, working in tie Valley of Indianapolis, will be
held in the temple of the Rite according following
programme:
ADONIRAM GRAND LODGE OF PERFECTION.
40 TO 14o, INCLUSIVE,
Tuesday March %. 1887, at 2 and 7P.M
Nicholas r. Rucke. $50. Jacob w. Smith. $50,
TIP. &c. M. Presiding. Master of Ceremonies.
- a,,a
100 AND 1872
Wednesday March %. at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
Chas. E. Wright. 33o Francis T. Holiday. 800.
ANNUAL BANQUET, Wednesday Mar %, p. NJ.
INDIANAPOLIS CHAPTER OF ROSE CROIX,
ITO AND 100.
Wednesday. March % at o'clock P. NJ.
Byron K. Elliott. $50, Jacob w. Smith $50.
INDIANA CONSISTORY S...P..R...S....
100 TO 800. INCLUSIVE,
Thursday. March %. at 10 A. M, and continu-
ing at and p.
Joseph w. Smith, $50, John T. Brush $50,
Ill. Com. -in-chief Master of Ceremonies.
Affiliated brethren of the Rite in good standing pro
vided with the proper certificates fraternally in
vited to attend and participate in the ceremonies
The usual hospitality of the Rite will be courteously
extended to visiting members and brethren.
c. F. HOLIDAY, Secretary.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-20
Urbana.

Mrs. Will Caldwell and children. of indianapolis
have been the guests of j. Caldwell and family.
Mrs. II. Harsh, of Warren. and Mrs w. H. Van Tas-
sell. of Springfield. o., guests of T. S. Hubbard
and family. Miss A. Lowenstern has returned from
Cincinnati. Senator M. B. Thompson. wife and
daughter Hattie home from Springfield to spend
Sunday. -. William Holmes of st. Paul, and Rolla
Holmes. of Michigan. guests Of O. B. Holmes.
Jack Rogers is homo from California Mrs j. A.
Glover, accompanied by Mrs; L. NJ Glover, of Jack
Lindey is visiting in Indianapolis John p Black.
of Lima o., is visiting in the city. l.. L. Whit
more ofMetamora, Ind is guest of Urbana friends
- Mrs. j. L. Charm has returned home to Craw.
louisville, Ind Isaac Downs and family have re-
moved to Pendleton. Ind. .
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Oanysll6,

Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Fl. Giddings gave large party
.n last Thursday evening. AIR. and Mrs. W. R. ms
lay evening al Giddngs and Miss Ella Dill of this
oity, will DO married Wednesday morning next at
Giddngs is of our prominent young business men
and Miss Dill is teacher in public schools.
Miss Eva Patterson has returned from an extended
visit in Chicago Mrs. w. r. Jewell has returned
from visit with her parents at Danville. Ind
Mrs L. A. Mclean, of Urbana, is visiting her sister.
in-law, Mrs. G. 4. Holmes. ). Mr. and Mrs G. H.
johnson will entertain Monday evening in honor
o. Miss Rose Brickley. of Anderson, Ind. - Mr. and
Mrs A. G. Daniel visited several days in Chicago last
week Mr. and Mrs. t. p. Webster gave a whist
party Friday evening Mrs. William Lewis of Bur.
lington. Ia, is visiting friends in the city DR.. and
Mrs e. w. Sheriff returned yesterday from few
days absence in Paris. their former home Miss
aSae Bailey, of Perryvie. is visiting in the city.
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Rockville.

The Progressive Euchre Club met at the residence
of Mr.. David Strouse Monday evening Mrs. David
Vance will shortly to indianapolis, where her
mother Mrs. McCord resides. The committee ap-
pointed by the McCune Cadets to confer with the
Light Artillery in regard to holding fair and fine art
and relic display decided Thursday evening. to have
the event the third week in April The ladies of the
place will assist the boys The Hon. 10. b. Cheade
editor Frankfort Banner. and Congressman elect of
the Ninth district was the guest of Mrs. Mary Ten
Brook over last Sunday. He formerly editor of
the Rockville Republican and Tribune. :. Congress
man Johnston and family are back from Washington.
.--.Licensed to we'd John w. Pitman and Sarah j.
Pain. Howard J. Clare and Sarah f. Thomas, John
Weaver and Martha Featherstone, Frank McCaiment
Simmons - The last reception of the Opera Dancing
Club will be given April l. All the fancy dances of
the season will be introduced The basket social of
the Methodist ladies' Wednesday evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Madison Keeney, was one of the best
John Hargrave will go West and engage In business.
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Terre Hauto.

Gen. M. D. Manson has gone to Florida for brief
visit Mrs w. p Armstrong visited in Chicago this
week Will G. Beach left this week for southern
California. where he will make his home. Mrs w.
H. Robbins has been visiting her daughter. Mrs w.
A Young. in Danville Ill. Mrs. George A. Bett-
cher of North Liberty, Ind is visiting relatives here
-. Eugene Glover has returned from Pittsburg,
where he has been visiting. James P. Stunkard
came home this week from Mobile Ala, where he win
tered Rev. NJ. W. Tabor has been elected pastor of
the Universalist Church which has for many years
been without q minister in charge.
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landau back among tho mountains but now at
the hotel-have taken rooms lower down, and expect
to remain unless we have another shake, and then
they will leave this part of the country altogether
for Paris. The a. IS and still mean to go to Italy
next week. If it is possible We have not yet had
any news from the outside world, and do not know
whether Rome still exists.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-03-20
MARSHALL.

Thos. Hare, of Astoria, Ore. has been spending
Few weeks in Marshall the guest of Judge Schoeld
ed relatives and friends kere last week Mrs Henry
Gasaway, of Martinsvlle. the guest of relatives
here last Tuesday Mrs. N b. Devol spent part of
last week in Terre Haute with relatives Dr. X. H.
Bradley moved his family to Terre Haute last week.
VIM. Swern has gone to Chicago to spend few
months. Miss Rosa Grabenheimer went 20 Terre
Haute last Monday, TO attend the wedding of Miss
Emma Marold, who formerly lived in Marshall .
Misses Emma Kiborn and Grace Archer have been
spending a few days in McKeen, visiting the
Misses Dow .lhrs. Isaac Wilkin returned home
last Tuesday from weeks sojourn in Robinson with
Melville Coulter. Miss Lola Stephenson is home
from ConinsyilIe where she spent weeks or more
with Miss Ida McKeen, Will Wallis was to be
united in marriage to Miss Mollie Cline of Terre
Haute on last Sunday evening but on Saturday he
taken with serious attack of erysipelas. which
came very near being fetal Miss Cline came over on
Sunday to STAY with hes betrothed husband until he
out of danger The wedding will take place as
soon - Mr.. Wallis RECEIVERS. James Price, of In